© 2014 VMware Inc. All rights reserved.
vSphere Optimization Assessment (VOA) with(VCOPS)
Deepak Fernandes
ADITYA VENKATESH
Sr.Technical Specialist (backup/vmware)
© 2014 VMware Inc. All rights reserved.
Agenda•Increase in virtualized Environment
•Why VCOPS
•Architecture
•Dashboard
•Installation and Configuration
•Reports
Virtualization Still #1 Among Major IT Spending Priorities
Gartner report
Virtual Reality
9%14%
22%
33%
42%
51%
59% 60%
80%
% workloads
on virtualized infrastructure
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2013
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0
2015
What’s Next for IT: Service Broker
Public CloudsPrivate Clouds
Hybrid CloudSeamlessly extend your data center to the public cloud
Virtual WorkspaceManage access to services, applications and data for any device
IT’s New Role Service Broker
Software-Defined Data CenterVirtualize the entire data center
Management and Automation
Storage and Availability Compute Network and Security
What is vSphere with Operations Management?
ESX Server
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
Gen 2:
Server Hypervisor
• Complete OS/App fault
isolation
• Encapsulation of virtual
machines
• Hardware Independence
VMware History – the Evolution of Virtualization
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
App
OS
HOST OS
VMware Server (GSX)
Gen 1:
Client Hypervisor
• Higher utilization
• Some OS/App fault
isolation
Gen 3:
Virtual Infrastructure
• Centralized
management
• Move virtual machines
while running
• Automatic business
continuity
Central management
via vCenter
Gen 4:
vSphere
• Policy-based control of
compute, network, and
storage resources
• Security and fault tolerance
• Focus is on the application
Foundation for
Cloud
VIP
VIP
TODAY: vSphere with Operations Management
vSphere has transformed how companies deploy and use IT
Agility. Efficiency. Resiliency.
• How much time before my current
capacity runs out?
• Which virtual machines are over-
provisioned?
• How can I identify emerging
performance issues before they
impact the business?
…but new customer challenges
arise
• Capacity planning – forecast capacity
shortfalls
• Optimize efficiency – reclaim resources
from over-provisioned VMs
• Improve performance – identify
emerging system issues faster
• Proven virtualization platform – provide
availability for your business applications
VMware vSphere
The proven compute virtualization platform
vSphere with Operations Management
• Reliable, battle-tested virtualization platform
• Performance monitoring and capacity management
Virtualization with Critical Enhancements
vCenter Server
Architecture
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CONFIDENTIAL 12
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Pre-requisities
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vCenter Server and ESX Requirements
vCenter Operations Manager is compatible with:
System that serves as the target of data collection: VMware vCenterServer 4.0 U2 or later n System running the vApp: VMware vCenterServer 4.0 U2 or later
Host running the vApp: ESX/ESXi 4.0 or higher
vCenter Server includes a service called VMware VirtualCenterManagement Webservices. vCenter Operations Manager requires vCenter Server to run this service.
Supported browser - Internet Explorer 8.0 & 9.0 and Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and above
1000 guest machines
vCPU - 4 vCPU (UI VM - 2 vCPU) & (Analytics VM - 2 vCPU)
Memory - 16 GB vRAM (UI VM - 7 GB) & (Analytics VM - 9 GB)
Disk Storage - 900 GB (UI VM - 100 GB) & (Analytics VM - 800 GB)
Disk I/O for Analytics VM - 1500
3000 guest machines
vCPU - 4 vCPU (UI VM - 2 vCPU) & (Analytics VM - 2 vCPU)
Memory - 25 GB vRAM (UI VM - 11 GB) & (Analytics VM - 14 GB)
Disk Storage - 900 GB (UI VM - 200 GB) & (Analytics VM – 1.6 TB)
Disk I/O for Analytics VM - 3000
6000 guest machines
vCPU - 16 vCPU (UI VM – 8 vCPU) & (Analytics VM - 8vCPU)
Memory - 34 GB vRAM (UI VM - 13 GB) & (Analytics VM - 21GB)
Disk Storage – 3.6 TB (UI VM - 400 GB) & (Analytics VM – 3.2 TB)
Disk I/O for Analytics VM - 6000
Intelligent/Operational Dashboard
Immediate
ProblemsFuture
Problems
Opportunities to
Optimize
But how do you show the value to customers?
Performance Issue Caused by Change
19
Search for VM
Things are
healthyA little bit
of risk
Pretty
efficient
World view
vSphere with Operations Management vs. vCenter Server
vSphere vCenter Server vCenter Server
• vCenter Server collects real time
performance data from virtualized hosts
• vCenter Server stores the data in
vCenter database and also keeps a
historical roll up of data
vSphere with Operations Management
• Collects the metrics from vCenter Server
and provides a holistic view and deep
insights into the health, risk and
efficiency of IT infrastructure
Differentiating vSphere with Operations Management with vCenter Server
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vCenter Server vSphere with Operations Management
Immediate
Problems
Future
Problems
Opportunities
to Optimize
Virtualizing with Capacity Optimization Increases your ROI
40%37%
30%
66%
Increase
capacity
utilization
Increase
consolidation
ratios
Increase
hardware
savings
Reduce
diagnostics &
problem
resolution time
Benefits of running vSphere with Operations Management
Impact beyond running vSphere alone
Price (per CPU, license only)
Features
• Health Monitoring and Performance Analytics
• High Availability and Fault Tolerance
• vMotion and Storage vMotion
• Host Profiles and Auto Deploy
• Storage DRS, Profile-Driven Storage
All editions include: Thin Provisioning, Update Manager, Storage APIs for Data Protection, Image Profile, and SLES
Feature also available in vCenter Operations Management Suite Standard Edition
• Capacity Management and Optimization
• Operations Dashboard and Root Cause Analysis
• I/O Controls (Network and Storage) and SR-IOV
$1,745 $3,625 $4,245
vSphere with Operations Management
Standard Enterprise Enterprise+
• Reliable Memory
• Data Protection (backup) // and VM Data Replication
• vShield Endpoint
• Storage APIs for Array Integration, Multipathing
• Distributed Resource Scheduler and Distributed Power Management
• Big Data Extensions
• Flash Read Cache
• Distributed Switch
Existing feature
• App HA
vSphere with Operations Management: Select the Right Edition
© 2014 VMware Inc. All rights reserved.
Deepak Fernandes
ADITYA VENKATESHNo – 9223856725Email id- [email protected]
Thank you
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